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Hi there, Sorry for the late reply. The furniture come from the Try Before You Buy concept is already fully assembled. Its main purpose is to send out the chair which the customers are able to test and also style within the room. Having said that, the T&C's does not apply to the Try Before You Buy furniture. Thank you for pointing that out though. We shall get the T&C's updated so that it does not confused the customers.

How's it going ? U in yet? You loving the country life? Great flower stalls on that road, or use to be! $2 bunches.. Can you look at my 'tiny house' the size of your powder room..lol https://www.houzz.com.au/discussions/6042198/those-with-an-eye-for-colour If you have any other ideas. I got some good ones already. But throw any more around that you think might work.

depends on budget and what you're working with but potential semi-temporary/shorter term options could be something like Ikea or Howards Storage. Custom joinery, whether flat packed or fitted is not cheap, and the sky's the limit depending upon what you spec, and the more drawers you have the higher the cost, but arguably the better long term investment if the budget can stretch. Maybe you have to prioritise areas and achieve it bit by bit as you can afford it over time Good luck! PD